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Chocolate House Treason

A Mystery of Queen Anne’s London

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Pub Date Aug 22 2019 | Archive Date Oct 21 2019


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Covent Garden, January 1708. Widow Trotter has big plans for her recently-inherited coffee house, not suspecting that within days her little kingdom will be caught up in a national drama involving scandal, conspiracy and murder...

Queen Anne’s new “Great Britain” is in crisis. The Queen is mired in a sexual scandal, spies are everywhere, and political disputes are bringing violence and division. The treasonous satirist “Bufo” is public enemy number one and the Ministry is determined to silence him. Drawn into a web of intrigue that reaches from the brothels of Drury Lane to the Court of St James’s, Mary Trotter and her young friends Tom and Will race against time to unravel the political plots, solve two murders, and prevent another.
Covent Garden, January 1708. Widow Trotter has big plans for her recently-inherited coffee house, not suspecting that within days her little kingdom will be caught up in a national drama involving...

A Note From the Publisher
As Professor of Eighteenth-Century Literature at Leeds University, David Fairer has spent most of his life researching and writing about the early eighteenth century and bringing it to life for students. He’s published books on the period and has lectured regularly in Europe, the Far East, and the USA.

As Professor of Eighteenth-Century Literature at Leeds University, David Fairer has spent most of his life researching and writing about the early eighteenth century and bringing it to life for...


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ISBN 9781838599898
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PAGES 200

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